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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-04-24, Page 5Leisa were guests at a surprise birthday party for Mr. Len Johnson over the weekend in New Dunder.. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beuer- man, London and family visited with his parents 'Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman on Saturday. McKillop Correspondent Mrs. Ed Regele Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dennis of Mbncreif, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator, Lorna, e Brenda and Baraba 'Glanville of Crediton, and Master Carl McCallum were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Regele. Mrs. Joseph Thornton 'has returned to her home after being a patient for the past five weeks at Community Hospital, Seaforth. 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Mrs. Ed Chappell; Nominations Commit- tee - Mrs. John Miller,' Mrs. Norman Harburn, Mrs. Sam Norris and Mrs. Alvin Barbour. Standing Committees --Agricul; ture and Canadian Industries - Mrs. Jo Van Vaikengoed, Mrs. S. Nbrris, Mrs. W. Fell; Education and Cultural Activities - Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs. George Vivian; Family and Oensumer Affairs - Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Robert McCaughey; Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mrs. Robert Parsons: Resolutions JMrs, Russell_ Worden. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rickards, Bowmanville,visited on the week- end with Mr. Alvin Worden and Bill and other relatives in the community,. Visiting with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and-Mrs. Bob Norris and, family on the weekend'were Mr.' and Mrs, Eric Norris, Sean and Michael, Ste Anne De Bellevue, Quebec; Mrs. Winnifred Sharpe, Susan Shaw, Jim, Judy and Gary Norris, Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. John Burleigh ,and family, Goderich. With Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family on - the weekend- were Geraldine and Ruth Templeman, Stratford, Wanda and Michelle Martyn, Russeldale. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cross and Mr. and Mrs. Jack White, London visited on the weekend with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Miller. Cromarty Rural missions topic at Auxiliary program in Upper Thames School in Mitchell on Saturday. Kathy Douglas commented on the exhi- bit, Trim with Imagination. County Honours were received by Teresa Walllace ,and, ,Eloneie Norris. Cromarty men's bowling team were winners of the play-offs for the nine o'clock league. They will meet the seven o'clock winners on Monday night to play for the championship trophy. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stone, London and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fulton of Thorndale visited Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. Otto Walker. Saturday visitors were Mrs. Jack McGhee and Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hussey of London. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing and Peter and Mrs. John Jeffer- son visited Suncla(reieth Mes. Bruce Cleland, ListoweC. - Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing 'were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riehl and boys, Mrs. Alex Zimmer, Kevin and Dieuglas Zimmer, Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gammon, Agincourt, visited recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen. .1 ^ Mr. - Bill BUsche and a friend called on several friends in the community lapt week. In preparation for Mother's Day, junior choir practice_ will start this Thursday at 8:30. piano. Hymn 483 "I Am Thine 0 Lord" was sung, Mrs. Reg 'Kerslake introduced the guest speaker, Dr. Charoles Toll. Dr. Toll along with his wife, spent last January in Jamaica working with "Operation Friendship". He.showed. slides accompanied by an interesting commentary on his dental work there. Mrs. Edythe Coleman gave the courtesy remarks. The meeting closed with the Benediction' after which a snack and social half hour followed. Correspondent , Mrs. Gwen Ruston Mrs. D. 'P. Monagham has returned home after spending the past month with relatives in Oshawa, Dundas, Pickering, Scarborough, Islington. Mrs. Richard Monagham and Krista, -accompanied her home. Mr. Peter Maloney Sr. is 'a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. A great time was had by all at St. ' Patrick's School,Dublin where the children sang and recited the pieces for the spring Music Festival and a good turn out attended. ubllnn C.W.L. Installs President nnual meeting of the C.W.L. was held in the rectory meeting room with 21 members present. The president, Mrs. Ron Murray opened the.meeting with prayer. It was announced the convention will be held in Wind- sor in May and resolutions were read and discussed. Mrs, Ron Murray and Mrs. Dan O'Rourke Will visit the sick for April. Mrs. Frank Kistner and Mrs. Peter , Willems for May. Father Dill installed the new officers who are: President - Mrs. Peter Wineries. 1st Vice Presi- dent - Mrs. Frank Van Bergen; 2nd Vice President - Mrs. Louis Maloney; 3rd Vice President - Mrs. Joe Ryan. Treasurer - Mrs. Ray, Horan; Secretary-Mrs. Dan O'Rourke. A mass will be offered for living and deceased metheers on April 26. A draw for the m?stery prize donated _by Mrs. Joe, Shea followed and was won by Mrs. Louig Maloney. Mr. Peter Maloney Jr. is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mrs. George Coville is again a patient in Seaforth Hospital; also Mr. John Darling and ' we wish them all 'a speedy recovery. Mr. Paul DeKroon has returned home frbm hospital. . Mrs. Jean Dill has returned home after visiting in Simcoe with Mrs. Le V. Hayne. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Costello visited with Mrs. Don Costello over the weekend. , Mrs. Vincent Murray is lasitill8 her daughter and son40,1aw Mr, •and Mrs. Gordon Butters w in Vancouver. Mrs. Gerard Marchand of Windsor spent niew-days--last ;seek Willi her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. They visited relatives in Cambridge and Strat- ford on Saturday. • Mrs. Gertrude Purell apd Mr. and Mrs. D. Holland, of Stratford attended the funeral of Mr. James Sloan Sr last week. Remember! It takes but a moment to 'place -an..-.,Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. Tojdvertise, just Dial 527,0240. ;RATURbAYr Any mothers wishing to drive, 444 527-0201 - executive Correspondent Mrs. John Tetapleman Mrs. Bert Daynard, Mrs. Cameron Vivian and Mrs. Russell Worden, were hostesses for the annual meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute held in the teweship hall on Wednesday evening; April 16 with twelve members present. The president, Mrs. John Miller presided. Roll fall was answered by the payment of fees and something different I plen to plant in my garden this year. Mrs. Ross IveePhail com- mented with constructive objec- tion to the motto - Dap't Give anyone a Piece of Your Mind, You Y May Need it All. Mrs; Lloyd Miller gave the nutrition value of meats as the nutrition hint for the month. A repoit on the District exectie rive meeting in Kirkton was read reminding members of the pis- trict Annual to be held in Kirkton on e May 20. with , Staffa W.I. responsible for recreation in the afternoon. The area convention it to be held in,. St. Thomas in 1* October. Members regretted being unable to aftenda meeting .at Crediton that evening honour- ing Mrs. Lorne Hodge (a former member of Staffa W.L) with her life membership,. The executive will meet at the home of Mrs. John Templeman on April 26 to plan _the 75-76 programs. Interesting and complete • reports were given by the Presi- dent, Secretary-Treasurer, Public Relations Officer and 'Standing Committee Convenors. Nominating Committee report was given by Mrs. Bert Daynard and Mrs. Carter Kerslake pre- sided for the election of officers for 1975-76 which ate: Past President - Mrs. John • Miller; President - Mrs. Charles -Doug- las; 1st Vice President - Mrs. John Miller; Secretary-Treasurer - Mrs. John Templeman; Assis- tant Secretary Treasurer = Mrs. Bert Daynard; District Director - Mrs. John Miller; Alternate - Mrs. Ed Chappell; Branch Direc- tors - Mrs. George Vivian, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Bert Daynard, 4 Correspondent Mrs. R. Laing" Mrs. Eldon Allen was hostess for the. April Meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary on Tuesday night. Jean Carey presided and opened the meeting with a reading on Pentecost. Hymn 723 "Birds are Singing" was sung followed by the scrip- lr ture, Hebrews 6: 1-20 read by Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Mrs. Allen was in charge of the study book on rural missions and le was assisted by the 10. members r and- 6 guests. The study compared the methods and results of Missions conducted in Taiwan, Canada, India, Korea and Nigeria. The roll call was answered with a verse on Growth. During the business, Mrs. F. Hamilton announced the Presbytery bus tip to be taken to the Niagara district on May 7. The topic on Creation and Growth was, taken by Mrs. Robert Laing. The meeting dosed with Hym 270, "Breathe on Me, Breath of God" and the Lord's Prayer. Following the meeting, a silent iv auction of crafts.; sewing, baking and plants was held. Mrs. Alex Miller also had a display of Amway Products. Sleeping Beauties Staffa No 2 4-H. Homemaking Club, the Sleeping Beauties, and their leaders, Mrs. Charles Doug- las and Mrs. John Wallace took part in the Achievement Day WMS has Spring Thankoffering The April Spring Thankoffering el meeting was held jointly by. the B arbara Kirman Auxiliary and the W.M.S. at the First Presbyterian Church, April 16th. Mrs. 011ie McDonald presided and wel- comed the members and invited /guests. Hymn 374 was sung and Mrs. Harold Coleman read the Scrip- ture, ,Luke, Chapter 10 verses 15-31. Miss Jennie Hogg in her usual fine manner, gave the prayer. .Mrs. Edwin Nelson rendered a delightful solo accom- panied by Mrs. Rennie at the The Music numbers sung Mrs. Beatrice Burgess from Flint, Michigne is visiting with her sister Mrs. Jean Dill. Mrs. Dorothy Anti Krauskoff has returned home to Guelp after spending a few days with her mother Mrs. Don Costello. -4: Mrs. "Frank Evans returned home after spending the past week in London with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary. Mr, and Mrs.-Wilfred Maloney attended the christening of Patrick Michael, son of Roy and Eleanor Maloney at St. Patrick's Church at Kinkora on 'Sunday , morning. Leon and Mary Malony of St. Columban were sponsors. In University Hospital, London are J. P. Krauskopf and Dan O'Rourke. Mrs. Ann Kistner and Mrs. Mary Maloney attended a shower for Miss Arlene Bannon at the Correspondent Mrs. Laverne Wolfe When Mrs. Louisa Hoppenrath celebrated her 90th birthday a very special guest was missed, Mrs. Mary Dittmer, a sister of the birthday girl. Mrs. Carl rose's friends will be pleased to know she has returned home from Seaforth Commtinity Hospital. Mrs. Muriel Beuerman and Mrs. Lorne Wilson have returned home from.the Stratford General Hospital. Miss Linda Miller, Kitchener was home with her dad, Mr. Gordon Miller and Mr. Louis 'Benneweis, her grandfather for a week, ' Mr. Wayne Ahrens who as finished his studies at Waterloo College is spending a couple of weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens, Marilyn, Steve and Mr. and Mrs.' Ed Ahrens, his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benneweiss were Sunday guests of. his mother, Mrs. 'Norman Benne- weiss and Chyrrel. 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